Tuesday’s links hit the runway with Russian style and gaudy buildings.
TIME’s Feifei Sun rounds up the brilliant and bizarre from this week in fashion.
Friday’s links delve deep into social-media psychology and the evil behind sitcoms.
New York lost one of its truest originals on Wednesday, when 95-year-old socialite Zelda Kaplan died, collapsing in the front row of a runway show during Fashion Week.
Twice a year, designers present their latest collections at New York Fashion Week. But what happens behind the scenes at the biannual behemoth? We break it down by the figures.
New York Fashion Week is its own sub-universe of runway shows, parties, presentations and lounges. But just how much fashion can one reporter handle?
From models strutting down runways to orchestrated backstage chaos, TIME presents highlights of the weeklong event, which unveils next season’s most important designs. Check back daily from now through Feb. 17 for recaps from the scene.
Best known for her colorful gowns worn by celebrities like Angelina Jolie and Jessica Simpson, fashion designer Nicole Miller looked to designs from the past for her fall/winter collection, which debuts Friday. Miller tells TIME about how Jimi Hendrix influenced her new collection, what it’s like being a New Yorker at New York Fashion Week and which celebrity she’d like to dress next.
New York’s Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week is the must-attend event of editors, celebs and designers from around the world. But how did this fashion phenomenon come to be? We take a look at the event’s stylish history.
Tuesday’s links talk leadership — even if said leader is busy writing fan mail to famous people.
